SUPERVISED INTERNSHIP IN COUNSELING

Prerequisites & course information

Requisites: Consent of instructor Course Designation: Grad 50% - Counts toward 50% graduate coursework requirement Repeatable for Credit: Yes, unlimited number of completions Last Taught: Fall 2026 Learning Outcomes: 1. Engage in the process of critical self-reflection, feedback, and understanding of how the personal impacts the professional Audience: Graduate 2. Demonstrate understanding of your role as a person and professional within the counseling process and supervision (both individual and group) Audience: Graduate 3. Demonstrate understanding of your implicit cultural assumptions and their influences and interactions with the way you conceptualize and work with your clients & colleagues, as well as how you understand the therapeutic process Audience: Graduate 4. Hone your clinical & diagnostic skills, theoretical case conceptualization, professional demeanor, and ethical practice Audience: Graduate 5. Develop an understanding of the clinical agency setting with which you are affiliated, and demonstrate the application of clinical, theoretical, and empirical knowledge to psychosocial and psychocultural issues presented by clients Audience: Graduate 6. Provide a conceptual and experiential base for the delivery of counseling services within a community or college population context, including case management, ethical practice, and demonstration of professional demeanor in professional relationships Audience: Graduate 7. Prepare for the comprehensive Professional Identity Exercise (PIE) Audience: Graduate Learning Outcomes: 1. Engage in the process of critical self-reflection, feedback, and understanding of how the personal impacts the professional Audience: Graduate 2. Demonstrate understanding of your role as a person and professional within the counseling process and supervision (both individual and group) Audience: Graduate 3. Demonstrate understanding of your implicit cultural assumptions and their influences and interactions with the way you conceptualize and work with your clients & colleagues, as well as how you understand the therapeutic process Audience: Graduate 4. Hone your clinical & diagnostic skills, theoretical case conceptualization, professional demeanor, and ethical practice Audience: Graduate 5. Develop an understanding of the clinical agency setting with which you are affiliated, and demonstrate the application of clinical, theoretical, and empirical knowledge to psychosocial and psychocultural issues presented by clients Audience: Graduate 6. Provide a conceptual and experiential base for the delivery of counseling services within a community or college population context, including case management, ethical practice, and demonstration of professional demeanor in professional relationships Audience: Graduate 7. Prepare for the comprehensive Professional Identity Exercise (PIE) Audience: Graduate